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Preparing tor any Llttls EmorEopoy.

Preparing for any Lithe Emergency.
Chicago Herald,
an take two Of those largest r~evolyers
yon showed mo yesterday 1aid q young
man with false teeth In 9 State stIest gun
store yesterday.
Hsei.scHngi" asked the clerk.
III you plsassi and Just throw in three
boxes Of cartridges,
"Any thing elss2"
"issi l want 9 long knife with 8 broad
hilt."
HApy thing elusP"
'Kesp hand R~renadfs2"
"Yeai how many do you WsDt?"
"Half 9 dozen Of the largest size"
"WhRt elseH"
"a steel breaAt-plats II you have II, and
you might toss In Q small hand.Rx,"
"MuSE be going to huIt somebody, eh2'
"Not necessarily, And while you az
about It, Just wrap up -a~-Tepeating riffs
With q gross Of explosive bpllets."
"Going RlteT 0'BHsn2"
"No, no. Got any torpedoes?"
"Don't keep EN-. What are you goinf
to do with all this truckT"
ave just hired out % umpire In The
south.Weat Base Ball Lesgue," esid Ght
man with false teeth, "and l want to pre-
pare myself for some close games"
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FOR @ALH,

A Building slte OH Nineteenth street, east Of No
1S9, fronting twenty feet, running 10 alley an equal
lot south Of No. 2SO2 RoH street. Price 1900.
House No. q South Huron street; ground 20 feet
front. Price $1,000.
IS Acre Farm, four roomed hOwCd log house
good grAnery, 'icoTn'cftb, stable, orchard Of 100 trees,
station, on Ohio River Railroad; can be bought
One Of tho most desirable and substantial resi-.
dences within tho city, situated on northeast cor
ner Of Ch9pllne, and Fourteenth streets, house
numbered I39O Ohapliuo street, the lot fronts 60
one.tlLh calh, balance In equal annual payments
with interest payable annually, Fifteen years
No. iSO Twelfth street, at1ll lot, co by 100 fee!, q
2 toomed house on front, q 1 I0oued house on
alley. Prce, $500.
limo Of the Pu W. q Ky. Railroad, u miles from
Wheeling, consisting Of new frame house aud u
acres Of land; will exchange for desirable city
No. o. North Front street, ground fronting % feet
and running back an equal width to river.
No. 1877 Bouth Penn street, q six r0omed frame
house with stone foundation and basement, wash:
room, cellar and coal house; ground fronting %
feet, running back 40 feet. PrioO, Sl,Gg0.
Lot No, 1856 southwest corner Of Virginia and
South York streets, with pArt Of lot No. 100, Ia oil
fronting o. feet on Virginia street. And 120 feet on
South York street,
No. 40 Sixteenth street; on frSt floor Is dining.
second floor Il two rooms and hall; third floor,
three rooms and hall; a6niGhed attic, illuminating
gAa throughout, water on inst and third doom, q
lido entrance; ground % feet front, running back
66 ieeti can now DO bought Tor Sl,700.
Alone, Hafnt's and spring wagon Tor Gb.
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WHNELNu, w. W. JuNE 8, lssl,


N0NEN AeN1
The Richmond DiJpGrh quotes as fol-
lows from the ISTELLIeEScER; 1.-THE en-
yoy extraordinary OF the British bond
holders expresses his regret that Virginia
makes no effort to pay the interest on her
debt, II shs would 70 thGt far 1t would
be accepted as an evidence Of good faith,
and she would thus rs.estAbliAh her credit
Virginia 10 better at banking on the mil
lions that West Virginia Ia supposed to
owe her than in paying anything she
owes herself. The tenderness Of her con-
science Is principally on the West Viz
gtuia side OF the line"
This moves the DhpaIN to remark
This 10 not only u~pgenerouS but mean
However, 1t shows the absolute absuFdIty
ofholding ont 3 hope oil anyssttlsment be-
tween Virginia and West Virginia, and
may prevent the unwaiy from getting Bit
tan the next time an effort Is made to
boom West Virginia certificates"
lis nevertheless true, and 1t Is by no
means 60 uuEenerous and mean as the
arbitrary setting Nparta third Of VlFGlnla'a
old time debt as the iRir proportion Of the
newlstate. ThiJ, to say the least, was not
the award olan impartialtribuns nor have
West V~iIgiuiaus ever been able tosssthat
the award bears any reasonable relation 70
the equities. Virginia declared how much
we ought To psy, stood her creditors of
indefinitely for that much Of hsr debt
never wanted the settlement which she
knew would bring her lees, and her neWB'
papers and public men have ungenerously
and msanly charged West Virginia with
repudiStionl
West Virginia hiss never been a party
to holding out hope by which the unwaEy
have been bitten in tho matter OF Virgin
las ao.called "West Virginia certificates"
West Virginia has not ConcoCted nor pro-
NOTED any Of those schemes, and in every
such case West yI1giniana have thought
the unwary and their money soon parted.
West virgInis'g attitude towards sweat
Virginia certifcates' Is L Of mere in.
difference. They RrO the old States prom
Uses to pay, not oura; and any settlement
that msy be reaOhed will hardly take into
consideration the very liberal face value
Of those deluHiye obligations.
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Brandreth's Pills have always given sat.
~isiactlon. In fifty years there has been
no complaint Of them, That is about theil
lie in The United States and millions d
persons have used them, There 10 nc
doubt that they have established them
selves BY merit alone, They cure rhsu'
matism, dyspepsia, piles, diRIrh9s, liVel
complaint and fevers, and greatly prolone
human life. One or two at night on an
empty stomach, Tor 0 week or two, will
keep you in good form and tone up thu
aHhthIn.
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nnnLlnnl. Arninn aoI-.-

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fsyei
sores, tsttsr, chapped hands, chllblains,
eorns, and 'Rll skin eruptons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded, Price rs cents pei
boz, For aalo By LaGan d %.
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NEURALGIA may occur in almost any
part Of the body, butthe prevailing cause
Is Impoverished or poisoned blood. Il Il
the prayer Of the nerves for better food,
Tho gestB, or lines, Of neuralgia atlGckl
are plainly presented toths eye in tho re-
markable mRnakin now on exhibition al
Logan L Co.'S drug store, Bridge corner,
Main street, Wheeling, W. Va, and infor.
nation Is also furnished Rs to the prlnCi.
pie on which KRsine, the new quinineI
relieves and cures nervouS diseases. All
sufferers should investigate this matter.
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sALg.

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust made by s. ChSrla
EsChStTuth to mo as tTtl6tee, dated August y, lSA,
recorded In the office OF the UleEk Of tue County
Court Of Ohio county, Weat Virginia, In Deed Of
trust Book No, l6, pRgO 2S5, 1 Will sell at the north
front door Of the Court HOulo Of said couAly, on
SATURDAY, the 25th DAY OF JUNE, lsSl
commencing n 10 O'Clock A. n the following de-
Bcribed property, that Is 10 say: The south thlty'
lhre0 feet oil Lot number EleYen In sQuare NUM-
Der Six, In the city Of Wheeling Ohio county, v.
Va and In that part Of said city formerly called
the Town OF South Wheeling.
TERMS OF BALK-One-thlrd and as much moro a
the purchaser elects To pay IN cAsh0n the day Of sale
the balGuco III two equal iDstalmen8 payable In
one aud two years from the day OF sale, with Inter
est from that day, the purChaer 10 give his nold
Tor the deferred payments, and secure the same "
deed oil trust upon the property, aud insurance
policies upon tho buildings 10 the satisfaction Of
the trustee.
Title believed good but selling as trustee | shall
convey only tho title vested IN hi
w. ]. W. COWDEN, Trusted.
". Il. HAIIIR, AucliOneCr. my9
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HATURDAY, JUNR IS, iss7,

commencing 1t 10 o'clock A. NJ, al the front door
Of the Court HOUSE ut tAId comfy, the following
described property, thai Is 10 SAY; All that ttsGl or
parcel Of land on Wheeling creek IN said OhIo
county, bounced Rnd described a. follows, ylS;
Beginning at \ stake IN tbs banks OF wheeling
ing the land formerly owned by William TallInt
and afterwards by Beverly N. Epl In trust iOF
Helen O., The vile Of John I, GilchTlst which
STAGE Il corner oil EAld land; thence ", with aud
from said hedge south o. eat ~ U-l00 poles 10 4
Itni con the bank Of laid creek, RlsoR corner 0ln!d
land heidi III trustpg aiOresAid lot Helen O,Gllo!ElI;
aud thence down Gaii crock with tue mCandgn
thereof ~ SS-it0 poles to tina h~aginnlng, contain,
ing four acres, IhnC TCOis and thiity'lNo Drrch@,
mt0fasf6f $40 FsSgtef 81 A3saHt SaSt In RSd s0dtd
creek Wherei It binds or POUNDS SAID land, betngth
same property conveyed TO taid hATgGretA o,
NcCAbo by ~, Il HOge, trustee, by deed dated Nay
70, 1877, and Of record IN nAid Clegk'a Otlee IN deed
book Ct, pages u! and 81
Title Ii believed TO Ia perfect but selling n
EEutee l Ihall only convey such title A u vested
IN m6 ~ said decd OF trust.
TERMS OF sALE-Onethid Of the purchUa
money, ana IS much more ~ the purchaser may
elect 10 nay, In CaGh On TIC day q sale, the Eegidua
In two equal lnGtLlllnenu Ut one aud Two yean r,
IpeCllYetY, with Interest from day Of sale, the guI,
chaser 70 give pOtea iol tho deferred inslGllmtAu
with security approved BY tae ttuttee, aud The
title 10 be retained until pigment IN full, OF, ut The
option Of the purchases, q deed OF trust 10 bc giyel
upon the property 10 secure the deferred install,
mena. IHO5, ObRlEt', Trustee,
W. H. HAILRR, Auctl0neSr.
The undersigned desiring that the IfOperty
above mentioned may sell for as much EG possible,
agree " unite with the truytee In & deed 10 the
purchaser, kOBAkG a. ACCABE,
myl7 81. O MCCABE.
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DIED.

ZooK-on Tuesday. June ]. 1887, ct 1850 A. ~,
HARRIET g, zOOE, aged 70 yeAs.
Funeral services at her iats residence on Wedues'
day at 10 o'ClockA. n. lntetment private.
FAIRS AT Kansas City, Mo- on Monday June Q,
1857, at 8;20o'Cloct ?. n, LOLA, infant daughter
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Typo.wrItora Cheap,

We have for sale several Typewriter,
including the Remington, the CEandall
been taken in exchange for the mAtchleaa
Oal!graph, and will be sold cheap. Wrltera
for rent and for sale on monthly install.
ments, Call on or addieas for circulars
EDWARD L. RosR & Co.,
IS Twelfth street.
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II you arc suffering with weak OF In
famed eyes, or graduated eyeiidR, you
can be quickly cured by using Dr.. j, H.
McLeRn's Strengthening Eyo salVe. %
cents q box, DtW
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SALE,

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust made By Sophia
Catherine Frank and John FuRnk, nor husband, 70
z. g, Barr a. trustee, bearing dRte on tho 10th day
ei JRnusIy, 1884, and recorded !. the oilee oi Tie
Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county, WOt
and BY virtue OF an order OF the Circuit Court o.
Ohio county, Part l, made April ~, lsS7, SubsI'
tutIng me as trustee i0rR q. Barr, nov deCeaed,
/ shall sell ct public auction Ut the front door oil
tho Court House VI Ohio county IN WheeliDgr VI,
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FfTsi-Ali FlI GsoppOd iroS By ". KilhO'I 0rOSl
Nerve RntoUf, no Fi6 attOt anI dAy'i uSa, MAJ.
YOl0ul Vttta, Treatise and taW tIll boIuO hoe 10
FlOasal. tend 10 ~ K1ins, NJ Arb Nh PtDt, n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-08

com mgpcIng at 10 O'clock A. w., tho following do
GCtihOd' property, that Is to say: The south one.
thiId Of lot No, ktxIy eight (tsl fronting on the
cast side Of Main sheet In the sixth ward Of
Wheeling. W. Va, aud running blck nom said
street Wilh Al even twenty-five ieCt In width tOlh0
alley at the east end Of taid lot, together with The
buildings and Improvements on kaid third OF laid
lot and all the privileges and appurscnlncts there
unto belonging, being the same property COnVeyed
10 said Sophia Catherine Frank by the peOp!el
Bank by deed Of EtlnO date as this said deedo o.
trust
TEAXs OF SALE, -0nC.third OF the purchase
money, or as much rlUTe Rs The purchaser MAY
elect 10 pay, cash In hand on tho day Of sale, and
any residue in three equal instruments payabIGl1
tiX, twelve and eiRhteen months itCm tho DAY Of
sale, With interest from that day the puIChtseE 70
RiTp his notes for the deferred inItAlnents and "
EecuFO tho same by decd Of trust upon the prop
erty and insurance policy upon the building " tie
satisfaction Of tho trustee.
Title believed good, but selling % trustee | shall
convey only SUCH title Is Is vested In me BY tie
above mentioned deed.
W II. HALLER. Auntinnnpf. myN
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Admission, 80 cent? Gallery, Is cents.
Reserved seats arc now on sale at shelb'S Music
s' Sss small bill. for list Of performers. ,es
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TRUsTEp's SALE.


r. HA . "
ING REAL ESTATE
BY VlrtIA Of 8 desd n trust ntdh b. Ntra n
Nlls and John Nils, hCr husband, 10 mass ina
81 boaringd aie on thh GHt day N Ray, IN IN
ear mr. thuusaud eight hunind aud el{hty.dvS
and recorded 10 The nlh q u nc CLERK OF The C51S.
II Conft OF ohio cHuutY We tVirgiuis 10 npsJSI
trust Book Va. n Pare 10 I Will pfUrrsd 10 VII
al public auction It the frpgt door OF No CONF
aouse VI Ohio couuiy, Ia teeligs, ", Va on
AOHDLN, JUNE 10, 1857,
.ommennlng AZ 10 O'clock a ~, the i1l'pglu,d IA.
crlbed properly, thai Il 20 say; the fL,l AaifS N
he lot OF parcel Of ground lying Gnd tells on M
nnFlh size OF fiitnuih CDfmerly CclltUl stfeet
beiWCon Jacob ard Hpld UnruCfly SIKH ana
eVeulhl ktteti, 10 that p1rl5n OF The CITY al
Wheeling which Wa lad on into lott b. William
leSignAt d as los numSCtd eight % On the PLATED
AID addition, the ?oIiol 70 10 t0ld ir6ntinS
dirty (lg feet On Fifteenth UOrUUly CgutfA
III et, aud cItcnilrg backward ni an uullom
Ridih 10 Z public alley In the mar d SAID lot. d.
pethcT with all au1 singular the hefpilRmclls ma
tppurlenGnceS lhersuntD belonging, oE IN any Wts
TEaTs o. sALE- ope-third Of the rafch,,,
money, or rs much more as the purchaser NAV
lect " pay, cash IN hand on tire day OF tAla, Rna
any ntidu0 In two equal instruments payable in
nc and two yeAIs fem The day OiGale, with Inter.
- ir0m thal day, payable semtannualiY, the PM.
'hRSer W Give his nOlea for the dgeGted lnsul,
eeut aud To- secure the Ssaie by dad OF trust
building 10 the Abstraction OF die trustee.
Title believed good but selling u trustee shall
,onVey only such TITO n. " vested IN INC b. M
LboY0 mentioned decd,
O HERYEY, AuctinpeeF. my5
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r EsTATE AGENTS.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

A RRTvAT AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TTAINs-on sud after May ., 1sS7-ExP1A-
NATION OF REYEEENC1 Marks. eDaily. tsunday
excepted. MONDAY excepted. -EaStGru standard
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NRUSTEE'S Sale OF HEATHER,
i WOOD PROPERLY.
by virtue of adeido Of trust made By NafrArtt,
0, NrCabe with Robert 4. Ae2Gba, her husband
10 me aE trustee, dated April 70, 1851, and recorded
Ia the Oflce OF the CLERK OF the County Court al
Ohio county, West Virginia, IN deed of tEuAt tool
No. n page blBt LhAl sell At public auction a
,hR higbest bidder. on
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Grand Complimentary Benefit
RENDERED TO
MANAGER 0. C. GENTHER
BY the Citizens Of Wheeling,
AT TIE
Grand Opera House,
ON THURSDAY EvE'G, JUNE 10.

40 Pcrformers!-
ing, including the SPANISH STUDENT5, have
kindly volunteered their valuable services for this
grand occasion.
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~. u, q q. ltAilF0ad,
1lellAifo a zGnOsville Through Passenger leaves
lellAife At S!t0A, m arrives a. 8CllAlfe al 1 \, m.
Wbodtl0'd Passenger leaves BpllAlfO AZ i,30 u,
M, arrives III 1OllaifO Al $50 A. m,
HufntnCFheld Accommodation leayes nNllklfo al
tiOO D, MI, arrives Al DOllAlf0 AZ lOIb A, m,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-08-06

See that yOur Tickets read orcr the
Mississippi 8.7ennessee Railroad
Ask agents for 1t.
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o r IN
Attention and Care Necessary to Success
IN the Chicken Business.

Attention and Care Necessary to Success
IN the Chicken Business.
It is no uncommon thing to hear the
remark: There's no profit in poul-
try" but that should be taken with
great allowance. The various condi-
tons that assist in any such conclu-
sion may be such IS would DO very
likely to cause failure in any other
branch Of farming operations.
In the first place in order to secu re
success in poultry raising, there must
be the same degree of attention and
care that would be given to stock-rais.
Ing or the growing Of crops. with this
very distinct and important difference.
that the best attention be paid
At the season Of the year when
1t car best be done, and when
such attention secures the best results.
Poultry should be provided with a
warm house that has an exposure to
the sun during the day, 50 that on cold
days they may enjoy the luxury OF Its
rays. It should have . dry floor, over
which, and especially under the
percheA should be spread dry sand or
saw-dust, In which they q scratch
and 50 get exercise. Exercise is very
essential to health, and to the produc.
ton Of egg, and 20 some scatter
sieaves 80 that hens are compelled to
scratch for their food. In the winter.
when hens are confined almost wholly
to the house. the food should possess
- great variety as is possible. rs this
tends to tho best production Of eggs.
Il q an indisputable assertion thatif
there i . profit coming from the care
Of hens II must DO largely made up in
winter, and hence II the feed 70 given
IN variety, chopped apples, cabbage.
turnipa etc, with scraps Of meat and
grains Of various kinds supplemented
with skinned milk warmed Tor their
90 and broken shells to assist diges'
tion and form The shells 81 the egg.
satisfactory results will follow.
An occasional feed Of dscaldsd meat
sailed : little, with . good sprinkling
Of pepper o. mustard, will produce
good results. Or lot y4orn BE- set over
ne .frs n boil awhils Ia water in which
apsppsr pod has lion placed and the
eject Win v tslt a sgg production
cArtsttsS n Ksek
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SinuI
And MestI
|bweri1
tition-in}
.catalogul|
Sheels tnx
at the CD
pmpetiton|
fovement
thet set n
1t is ward
[UsT TIM
Bend for
by kindd
! BRo.,I
|Atlants,(
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c FOR ARM

Making frst-class butter is the
hoat business for the farm. II robs the
farm the least. Farm Journal.
-One-third of the cattle and less
than one-thirtieth Of the sheep import.
ed BY Great Britain come from the
United States.
Barley makes an excellent late
green crop, the boards being the only
objection. But few. cattle or horses
object to the boards.
-"Cholera" is said to have devastat.
ed the bees in winter quarters around
Ellenviile. N. T.; n man lost twenty.
three colonies.
The sound that q stableful of horses
make, munching their grain, is very
agreeable. A sound Of animal comfort,
Of we'll deserved reward of plenty
american magazine.
Ducks thrive best with a running
stream Of water to swim in, yet they
get along very we'll with plenty Of
drinking water only, provid ed there is
enough to supply them an occasional
bath. 81. Louis Republican.
What we need is not more acres Of
grain but more bushels to the acre;
not more acres of meadow, but more
tons Of hay to the acre. Fifteen acres
Of whoat at fifteen bushels to the acre,
at present prices, means q loss; but ten
acres At thirty bushels per acre insures
3 nice profit. -Hus6andmam.
Geese can be fattened cheaply, as
they will eagerly consume a variety of
food, but to get them very fat they
should have grain. A goose should
not DO too fat, as such are objection
able, but they should be fat enough to
present an excellent market appear
ance. Young geese can not be fed too
literally. They will not become ex.
tremely fat until matured.
Comb foundation should be used
plentifully when living swarms. unless
you have plenty Of old combs. The
manufacture Of wax is costly. and
takes the time of the bees which should
be given to gathering honey. 1t is
economy to give them comb founda-
ton, it saves time and labor. and pre-
vents the loss Of the honey-low, which
often is passed and gone by the time
4 swarm has built out the comb to re-
ceive it
1t is the nature Of gypsum to at
tract moisture from the air, and hence
in . season Of less than average rain-
fall. gypsum no doubt saves the crop
to which it is applied from the worst
effects Of drought. 1t is possible also
that it may attract ammonia from the
air, thereby securing for the plant .
valuable fertilizer. But it must be
evident that, If gypsum acts to draw
moisture from the air it ought not to
~ applied to soils In which there is al
ready a redundancy Of moisture. Low,
Lowell lands, which are i%nadequately
drained. can well afford to dispense
with gypsum IN almost any season; and
even in well-drained soils 1t is as likely
to do more harm than good in a sea
son Of more than ordinary rainfall
Globe
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This train will stop at all flag stations
New Orleans mail north will stop at
Love, Nesbit, Horn Lake and White
haven to put off passengers holding
tickets to these points from stations
south Of Sardis Southbound this
train will stop at said points when
tagged by agent to take on passen-
gers south of Sardis.
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&c. r. r. TIME TABLE

A fine new Wilson Sewing Machine
complete with all the latest attach
ments and improvements, for sale
cheap. Come around and give US .
bid. Apply to the Junior editor Of
this paper.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-08-06

Daniel Hall, an aged farmer, Of
Sturgeon, Mo, wanted to marry
Widow Parks, buxom and forty-four.
The hour for the wedding was fixed.
the parson came and the wedding
quests, and then came also the sons Of
Mr.. Hall, and they objected 80 strenu-
ously to the wedding that the old man
went home with them ~unwedded. and
the widow says she wouldn't marry
him now, no matter how old he was.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-08-06

There Il something In the name Of
Andover that suggests . protracted
controversy. The question has been
argued over and over Andover again
-NorwieA BWllstiN.
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S1..13

The Police GAZETTE will be mailed,
securely wrapped, to any address in
the U. 8. for 3 months on receipt of
ONE DOLLAR.
Liberal discount allowed to postmas-
ters, agents and clubs. Sample copies
mailed free. Address all orders to,
RICHARD X. Fox,
Box ~. franklin Square, n. Y.
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The working arrangements between
the Mississippi and Tennessee and
Illinois Central Railroads insures the
prompt handling of Freight business
forwarded over the Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad shipments reach
ing destination following day of de-
livery at Memphis depot.
Business consigned to the care Of the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
at Memphis meets with dispatch via
this route.
W. solicit your business, and request
your calling upon agents for infor-
nation, etc.